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The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
WASHINGTON, DEC. 1, 1887.
THE LIrE.sAvINa SERVICE.

The report OF Superintendent Kim
ball of the Life Saving Service speaks
for itself. Were 1t carved In letters Of
gold upon the costliest OF marbles, 1t
could breathe no eloquence more
touching, convey no more expressive
meaning nor pay higher tribute to
dutiful American manhood.
Established for humane and noble
purpose-tbe rescue and relief OF ship.
wrecked voyagers, upon coasts pecu.
llarly dangerous and liable to stormy
visiiatious-it has achieved record
that not only demonstrates its useful.
ness, but shows how, under certain
circumstances, the performance Of
simple duty puts ON the semblance of
heroism.
AS n rule the mon engaged In the
life.saving service are conspicuously
faithful and efficient. 1t Is true that
they choose one of the most hazardous
of all vocaiions voluntarily, and It may
be for the opportunity Of subsistence
that II affords, but In entering upon
service exposed to so many hardships
and fraught with such numerous risks,
there must be the inspiration of high.
conscientious motive-a sense Of su-
prtme obligation to self-imposed trusts
on the part Of these brave men that
precludes the possibility of their being
actuated by merely mercenary consid.
era,ions. They shrink from no priva.
tion and apparently take no thought of
their own self.sacrifce In the fierce
struggle with wind and wave for the
preservation Of their endangered fel-
low-beings; and all this without pros.
pect Of other compensation than their
monthly wages and with no thought of
popular applause.
The least that the Government can
do In return Is to see that the men ore
comfortably provided for and well
paid. Not only should there be no
stinted appropriations for the further
extension and perfection of this admi.
rable system, but no cheese. pairing pol.
icy In the matter Of salaries to those
whose gallantry and sufferings have
made It what It is.
Congress should act upon Superin.
tendent Kimball's report In a prompt,
appreciative and liberal spirit. 1t will
thus do just honor to the men OF the
service and assure them that the graft.
tude Of their countrymeu is something
more substantial than cheap and empty
compliment.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
THE WEARY WORLD.

Far down the winding Jane Of years
The weary world is slowly vending;
Grim walls of fate aud gates Of tears
20 trembling prayers no answer sending
Yet through II all sweet spirits call
Through lonely days Of grief and aching
',Hopes roses blossom on the wall,
TO keep the. worlds great heart from
breaking"
Across the sobbing sea Of doom
The weary world l. slowly drifting;
Eyes wet with tears pierce through the gloom
Yet see no sign Of rest or riftlng;
Still, angels bright, from some far height,
Repeat through hours OF weary waking,
"Hope's starlight shines through darkest
To keep the worlds great heart from break
ing"
Der troubled waves, by paths Of rue,
Faint souls press toward the land OF par
don,
Burdened with crosses, wet with dew
From chill GethsemaI e's lone garden,
Yet To and fro. now loud, now low,
A voice IL sweetest music making
''Hope, singing on, through pain and woe,
TO keep the. worlds great heart from
breaking"
-lclarence urmey.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

REV. sAM SMALL will lecture in Boston
tomorrow evening on "The New South
Its Philosophers and Philosophers"
THE South Carolina Methodist Confer
epce is holding Its l02d annual meeting
at spartanburg, Bishop McTyeire pre-
aiding.
AT ARgcEsr sale Of autographs In Paris,
the signature Of the great pianist and COM
poser Liszt brought SEQ, while that Of Zola
sold at 81. 80.
MILTON HAIGHT, an instructor In John
Hopkins University, has received high ap-
pointment In the Government college OF
sapporo, japan.
EDISON says only one-fourth Of ton OF
coal is used. The rest goes up the chimney.
Edison is wrong. The rest is left at the
coal yard.-tOmaha Bee.
HARDsnIPs Of Housekeeping-'I'mg GO
ing to leave, mum |" "What forg am
sure have done all the work myself, in or
der to keep girl" swell, mum, ther
works not done to suit me "-[Puck.
MAJOR GAVIN LESLIE Of the Colorado
State troops Is to be court.martialed on
charges Of precipitating the attack upon the
Ute Indians at RaHgely, August %. The
charges are brought upon the reports OF
United States officers.
THERE were 1900 arrests In Boston dur
ing the quarter eudiug September /, the
largest number ever made by the police 10
three months. The number for the year
will considerably exceed 30 900, the arrests
for lntoxlcation heading the list, aud the
no-license towns near the city fufnishlng q
large quota OF the cases.
THE annual entertainment OF the Chicago
Press Club will take place next Monday
night, q large number of musical artists
contributing TO the interest OF the evening
and Narshsil p. Wilder, the humorist
making 1t the occasion Of his first appear,
ance before Chicago audience.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

GENERAL AND ontr,cUf.AR.


ar there's anything I do admire," re-
marked Mr.. Blossoms wife, ss he vas put
ting on bis nccktie. at Ia sober tint" AMI
Blossom looked in the glass at his nose
and wondered II his wife was sarcastic
woman.
"Ilow Ia It," said a Southern politician
TO Colonel Psrke at the u. aud r. station,
"ihat ticket 10 New York Ia worth 30 30
and q round trip is only Sl0f"
"Ab, my dear SIR" replied the Colonel,
with a suggestive smile, tive do that to
prevent any monkeyiug with the returns"
Moral.-Competition ia the life OF trade.
Under ruling by Postmaster-G Geueral
Villas the young women acting as clerks In
the Departments can marry without losing
their places.
How many women are there there
In matfimopy'srace,
Who'd hesitate to win the prize
Or simply hold placer
How many foolish virgins live
A life OF routine work,
Who'd rather be q husband's slave
Than be Hrat-class clerki
Let Vilas rule as rule he may,
BY mean or kindly plan,
This truth remains unchanged: that
girls
viii marry-If they can.
+. P.S.-Men, too.
DE Lesseps has finally concluded to have
bis Panama Canal locked. Most people
thought 1t had been locked all along.
1t Is astonishing how Socialists ever trans
act any business IN convention, es they are
so opposed to moilous OF ary sort.
Now that the county has shown nerve
enough to hang few Anarchists, what's
the matter with Hog the English spar
rowi
When Major Stofah was a young man he
courttd girl whose father objected to
him. After time the old man failed, aud
when the sheriff sold his effects the Major
bought the watch dog.
"What Ia thunder do you want with that
brute ?" asked FREUD as he saw the Major
leading the dog away.
"Don't you worry" replied the Major,
confidently. "ie only cost De half dol
lar and think l eau pick about two pairs
Of Sunday pantsloons out Of his teeth"
Never employ a doctor who Is on speak
ing terms with an undertaken.
Gold has been discovered at Great Falls,
but we would caution those who are Of an
excitable temperament that great falls are
always to be found in the gold mining busi-
ness.
Our esteemed contemporary, the WASH
ington Post, this morning upsets all previous
physiological ideas in that It has its spinal
column in front. For further particulars
see fret page Of the POST
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

swaA. II. WHITE,
kS President aud General Manager.
GEO. RYNEAL Jn,, DANIEL kAMEY.
Treasurer. Secretary.
The Domestic Fire Engine ana Pump
Company of Washington. ID. o.,
Sole manufacturers of Morrcll's Barrel Fire
Engine for Mills. Manufactures, Country Ho-
tells and Stores, Plantation and Village plr
poses, and which throws 9s inch stream OF
water 50 feet. Price, 500.
Force Pump for eXiinguishing incipent fires
In houses barns. stores and manufactures;
for washing windows, sidewalks, floors and
carriages. Price, So
See illustrated advertisement, with tosti-
monials. in Daily National Republican.
All orders and letters of inquiry should be
addressed TO A. d. WHITE, p3S st. n. W.,
Washington, d. G.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
TIE NEW " "posr."

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Washington Post, appears this morning
In an entirely new and altogether taste.
ful dress. It has also changed its
form from four pages to eight and re-
duced its number of columns to q page
from eight to six. In Its present eu-
larged shape It has forty, eight wide
columns In place OF Its former thirty.two
narrow columns, and will be generally
voted vast Improvement In all respects
upon Its predecessor, 1t now looks
like metropolitan journal, all of Its
old provincial features having
been discarded, and in Its
general make up will undoubt.
edly please Its readers one and all.
Mr.. Hutchlns has evidently concluded
that Washington is an eight.page town
at last and entitled to an eight.page
paper, wherein we oil congratulate
ourselves.
So much for the new edition, me.
chanically speaking.
Editorially the announcement is
made that while Mr.. Stilson Hutchins
still retains his proprietorship Of the
Post. the conduct Of the paper passes
into tho hands of Mr.. Walter Stilson
Hutchins, who Is now presented q field
In which his laudable ambition and ad-
mitted abilities as the managing editor
Of q great daily at the National Capital
should fnd wide and profitable scope.
To the old proprletorship THE CRITIC
extends continued assurances of its
fraternal regard. and to the new man.
agement It's cordial wishes for that sue
cess of which 1t cannot for moment
doubt the prosperous and abundant
realization.
TALK about the conventions COM
Ing here is all very WE'LL" says the
Philadelphia Ne,cs, "but action Is a
hundred per cent. better" The same
remark will apply to Washington. We
may not succeed In getting the conven.
tlons next year. but as everybody ad.
mits that the National Capital ought
TO have hall big enough to accommo
date them when they do come, 1t Is
high Time TO set about It. The hall Is
needed for multiplicity of purposes.
as the friends aud the projectors
OF the movement have convinc
ingly shown. There have also
been plans prepared for just
such building as Washington needs.
There is not much further need OF
words on the subject. What remains
to be done Is for the citizens to get to-
gelher, adopt the plans, take measures
to secure the location proposed, which
is an excellent one, and enter their
names as subscribers to the stock.
With the proper energy of effort the
whole business can be put in shape SO
as to enable the commencement OF
building operations early in the spring
and have the structure under cover by
the time the conventions meet nexi
summer. 1t may be that one or tin
other OF the committees, when they sec
what the people of Washington are
doing In the matter, may conclude thai
among the multitude of competitor
the Capital is entitled to the prize.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

The New York Sun is disposed to
poke fun at the New York Times,
because It paid $l,5OO for cabling
swipburne's last poem, when IL Cthe
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
REAL ESTATE.

DoBERT vOsE q co.,
III Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 800 st. Q 0.
Bales OF real estate and personal property
In all parts OF the District promptly and faith.
fully attended to.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
aOoBE q sCHLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
% Broad street, New York.

BRANCH oPrfCks.
7a Wall st., N. Y. ia South % st., Phila,
Connected with I. A. Evans .S Co., Boston;
IL, l.. Brewster Il Co., Chicago; CorsOn 8 Ma
cartnoy, Washington; Warren & Quarles,
Richmond
Private Wire Connections. Buy and soil
Stocks Bonds and Miscellaneous secEsit!ss
on New York Stock Exchange
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

exs-IHE ANNUAL MEETING OF
RS the National Jockey Club for the
election of officers for the year 1855 will be
held at the Clubs room, Vernon Row, Penn.
1907. IN. II. d. MCINTYRE,
Sapretary.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
Fog agNJ...uOuSES.

EOR RENT - Furnish cd - ID Dwelling
II bouse, II rooms, all mod imps, In most
fashionable location In the city
q. q. GREEN. 903 eth IT. n ".
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

1>yys DIR. WHITE, Foot Specialist,
tA5 ill6 Penna. ave, opp Wizards Hotel,
successfully treats Corns, Bnnions. Diseased
Nails, Vascular Excrescences and all foot all
ments without pain Refers to the most emil
nent PHYSICIANS, surgeons and thousands OF
other well'knOwn persons, patrons Of his es-
tlce In Washington. Fec. 81 "A sitting for mi.
ting tho feet In order.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

THE State Senate of South Carolina
passed bill yesterday granting PEN
sion of five dollars month TO oil dis
abled Confederate soldiers or their un.
married widows. Pensions go further
than monuments toward keeping soul
and body together.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
foR sAlE...LoIs.

.s.- = ' " VT y. So 80 :. o .......
EOR sALE-Four Desirable Lots,
II oiS41b6, or Ave. i,I6x6o. within blocks
foot. Apply to CHARLES EARLY, 6o3 18th
stnw.
LfOR sALE-Nsar Scott Circle, 69x
18th 81, fronting q reservation. at ss ser II: or
will divide into 'l0''' w$o w. slsy SSTNS & sae rear
EOR RALE-Bu,Iding Lots in All
- parts OF the city at pricos ranging from
Csc to IS per foot, on easy terms or for cash;
YER, aps lots p ios sngs e
REAL EsTHTk co. ilsS . It . y N v:
EOR sALE-A Large Number Of Lots
II in Mt. Pleasant At low prices;. special
terms on purchases for immediate building.
BENZ: P. DAVIS. 1919 = st.
EOR SALES BeautifuI Building
r. lots, fs6xoo. to wide alley. on Sd st east,
bet aaS Is a nde sa sewsr
chaser. 6HAs. A. McEUEN.
EOR sALE-Frontage of 100 Feet ON
M !th st, bet D and E sts 2 9: bg depth Of
0'f0et' cHAs' A. MosUfNi III Est.
EOR sALE-Fine Block OF Lots
L Frontage Of 30 feet on 7th st road. bet
whitney ave and Scott st; very remunera-
tive Investment to quick purchaser; price
WV ' oHAs. A. McEUEN,
14so Est.
EOH BALH-7 Beautiful Building
+ lots, fronting south. i8x90, TO wide alley,
with all advantages for immediate improve.
ment, on At, bet Sd and 4th SITS n o; bar
CHAs. A. MoEUEN.
1870 r st.
BEAUTIFUL Building Lot on West
ID side OF N Cap at. Just north Of 81, 226
by 80; reduced price for cash.
CHAS. A. MoEUEN,
i4s0 st.
1--WE Beautiful 2e-Feet Front Lots,
- NV, at, bot goth and eist sts, near
.7 CHAs. A. McEUEN.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-Fine Corner
" property for sale at low figures and on
CHAs. A. McEUEN.
For sALE-Ea't Hair fofsqu"re 1887
Frontage on 18th st, east, 4aG II.
Frontage on Mass ave, 2i7 It,
Frontage on South u AZ, 161 II and OK In,
G3,000 It. CHAS. A. McEUEN,
1870 F st n W.
EOR RSALE-Squaresa and Half Squares
Il In the northeastern part Of the city; very
desirable property for moderate.prIced houses
or for Investment.
ClIAs. A. McEUEN,
1890 st.
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CAPITAL DIREC-
~ TORY,

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~ TORY.
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A complete and thorough canvass of tho
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A large circulation OF the Directory Is al
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every Department OF the United States Gov
eminent, the United States Capital and the
business community.
As an advertising medium It will be unex-
celled.
THE BOOK WILL BE READY FOR DELIV-
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Special contracts made for margipal page
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The book will be neatly bound In substan.
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Will not be dishgured by advertisements on
the back, sides or margin.
Send In your orders at once.
WILLIAM DICKSON,
Publisher,
1ii7 F Str eet Northwest.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nseTHE LADIES AID Association
~ of the Church Of the New Jerusalem,
N Cap st, bet b and @, will give dinner In
the lecture room Thursday, Dec. !, from to
O'clock; price csc. All are invited.
AIMBMY SON, HARRISON 8. BAR
HS BOUR, having been admitted to an
interest In my business, tho firm will hero.
after be known as JAMES L. BARBOUR &
SON.
JAMES L. BARBOUR.
ewoNOTIOE-A MEETING OF THE
RS stockholders Of the Law Reporter
Company OF Washington city will he held at
the office Of said company, No. sos street
northwest, in the city Of Washington, D. @
on MONDAY. the 10th day Of December, 1887,
at o'clock r. NJ.
The object Of this meeting is to determine
the question OF Increasing the capital stock
'' WM. F. MATTINGLY,
J.H SAVILLE,
HENRY NJ. BAKER,
JOB BARNARD,
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
FRANKLIN II. MACKEY,
A. G. BRADLEY,
HENRY Y. DAVIS
HUGH I. TAGdART,
Trustees.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
BAReA1Ns
OFFERED NJ
J. W. P. MYERS 4 SON,
Real Estate Brokers,
1420 New York Ave.

FOR SALE-SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
person with little cash. The onefourth
interest In Q syndicate owning, one Of the
finest parcels & Of land In this District
FOR sALE-ABOUT $4,000 SO. FEET OF
ground In rapidly advanoing location; north
west section, above Boundary. To i'm.
mediate purchaser 10 per cent. below pres
ent market value.
FOR sALE-RARE CHANCE = TWO 10
room brick houses, near Govt Printing
ONCE; price each only S4,6O0.
FOR SALE-18O0 ST, ROOMS, BATH
and mod imps; cheap; $4,000.
FOR sALE-THRRR NEW BRICK HOUSES
Sn %oa ah1Sn imps; prices ss sS.s s sissis 1880 ''a
FOR sALE-FIvE NEW BRICK HOUSES,
cent; price for all 50 500 y
FOR sALE-FINE RESIDENCE ON 18TH
st. Q rooms, bath and all mod imps; price
FOR sALE-sUITABLE FOR BUSINESS
Brick, Z RS, on 9th, bet and < s6,5oo
Brick, 0 rs, on 9th, bot and sts:...... 1,s09 1,s09
Also desirable residence on st, near 9th
II rs, all m !. lot % It front. 1000
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL s.RoOM HOUSE
on U st, bet 18th and 10th; hard wood finish;
$1,000.
FOR sALE-Two GOOD 9 ROOM BRICKS,
mod imps, 4th st n W; each $4,000.
FOR SALEM WEST WASHINGTON, GOOD
ling; price si,so0.
FOR SALE
Caroline st, rs:..,.. ................".xS,60
18th, above Ia Circle. ............... $500
q st, broom brick. $500
Pierce PLACE, 7rs...'''''....'......'. 3'5oo 'o
South Capitol st, 0 rs.'.'...'..'...'... i,SoO
Fenton 81, ors ......''.'.''.' l,oD
14th st, rs, eap..'..'....'.......... a, a,5oo
fstS st, store and dwellins.,.,"..,....... 1000
istS and q sts M ", store and dws..... 400
FOR sALE-ON RHODE ISLAND AVE, TO-
room brick, mod imps; stable: price $780,
FOR eALE-ON DUMBARTON AVE, FRAME
1900; on Congress at, frame, 5000.
FOR sALE-oN NEW. YORK AVENUE, g.
story SS brick II iS r. mod imps sstory stablei
FOR sALE-sIx BRICK HOUSES ON LINE
S8.750.
FOR NEW 7.RooM BRICK
houses, near 1ath st cars, cheap at Ss,900.
FOR sALE-ELEqANT LOT ON RHODE
Island ave, near Iowa Circle, 24xS0 IT, wide
alley; price $500.
FOR sALE--2ox12o FEET ON 14TH ST,
small brick house. cheap, $500.
Lot on 18th st. aihxso It, only ss'so per
Three lots on v st, near 18th, each l7x7o
II; price per II only $l.80
Beautifnl lot on N IL ave, w II front; price
per II Si.75.
FOR sALE-sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
for builder-1o lots In southwest section,
near Smithsonian; enough front for %
houses; cheap and terms easy.
| FOR sALE-ELEGANT LOT ON s ST. NEAR
10th, 10 It front; cheap at the piicei per It
S1.bO.
Cneap lots in Tokoma Park, Forest Glen
Mt, Pleasant, Columbia Heights, Hyatts'
vile and other suburbs.
| FOR RENT
On x st, 13.room brick house; handsomely
| furnished; good a-story stable; per month
$3.50.
Groom brick, near Conn ave, elegantly
furnished; per month 500.
ls.room brick; splendid location; north.
west; partly furnished; low rate to good
tenant.
Good stable In alley between, 13th and
14th and q and Corcoran stsi per month $40.
Money in sums to suit on real estate So
| curlty.
| Don't forget the name and place.
J.W. P. MYERS & SON,
1428 New York Avenue.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

If the weather becomes much colder
1t will soon be cold enough to suit
Robert Louis Stevenson, who Is sum.
mering In the Adirondacks this winter.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

THOMAS J. FTBHHR D CO.,
1894 = street northwest.
EOR RENr-New Brick Houses, Be-
L tween 9Th and 7th. Il and q sts 9 0, $40
each. BW0RMSTEDT h BRADLEY,
EOR RENT-1n Alexandria, Va, g.
II room sriok dwelling, in good order. on
Pitt, near King st. No. 9D6; rent SO month.
Apply TO JNO. A. DIXON, $40 Washington st,
Alexandria. Va.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

~ GERMUILLER, Manufacturer and
II /. dealer In saddles, harness, blankets,
trunks. etc.. has removed 10 6ti La ave W,
opposite CITY Postotiioe. Best goods at lowest
prices; established 1850.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

Enron tnirio; Isit truo, as I SEQ stated In
several papers, that Secretary Lamar over 10
livered a speech In the Senate In defense of
Jefferson Davisi II so. must have forgotten,
III ever knew, the circumstances.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

THE cowboys and squatters on what
is known as mo Mans Land" just
north Of the Texas Panhandle, propose
to ask Congress for a territorial organl-
zation. No mans land Is likely to be
admitted either rs State or Territory
at this session of Congress.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

THE Western Union Telegraph Com
pany is reducing rates all around. Like
Jobs war horse, It snuffs the battle afar.
THE question of the hour in Atlanta:
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01
HOUSES FOR RENT.
LOANn.

In sums to suit at per cent.
Tho above is only small portion OF prop
erty on my books. For full list call at ohico
for bulletins issued on LIST and 10Th.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

sum already had The poem, at cost of
300, In It's own OIL Aud yet the
Sun does not tell what a goneness there
was In the editorial bosom when Mr..
Dana read the Times that morning
and found he had been scooped clear
of the field, and the game In his own
hands, too.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

EOR sALE-DestrabIe Building Lots
L in East Washington, at low prices and
LoRING CHAPEL,
822 II st n o.
E,OR SALE-A Beautiful Lot, 1B.8x8O
Il feet on Carroll at, within one SO Of the
proposed Congressi3naI Library; VII sell low
ENOR 5ALE-By 8. II. LEWIS, Real
n nw-0ne lot next to tho Stickney Memorial
Chapel, 72x100 feet north side Of r st, bet 9th
and 9th SITS n W, See other sales in Saturdays
Star.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

Now that the country has shown nerve
enough to hang n few Anarchists, what's
the matter with tacki iiug the Englsh spar
rowi
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

1t Is astonishing how Socialists ever trans
act any business IN convention, ae they are
so opposed to moiious OF AZ y sort.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

nR. DUKE, Dentist, 715 Iath vt N W.
~ Teeth extracted without pain, by aid
OF local application prepared and used only
by me. Teeth filled 81. Perfect fitting sets
of artificial teeth. OPERATIONS guaranteed.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

DE Lesseps has finally concluded to have
bis Panama Canal locked. Most people
thought 1t had been locked all along.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

EOR ALE-FOur Desirable Lots,
II oiS41b6, or Ave, i,l6x6o. within 8 blocks
Of Dupont Circle; worry cheap, price 81 q per
st NV.
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

Our esteemed contemporary, the WASH
ington Post, this morning upsets all previous
physiological ideas in that It has Its spinal
column in front. For further particulars
see first page Of the Post
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

s>JsoFOR THE BENEFIT OF Trim
HSS ity Church, Georgetown, at 4. +.
Droop's Music store Re5 Penn ave Stein.
way Upright Grand Piano. $50. and round
trip ticket TO Europe via North German Lloyd
steamer from New York; good for year. In
Ing both, 81,
The Washington critic., 1887-12-01

Gold has been discovered at Great Falls,
but we would caution those who are Of an
excitable temperament that great falls are
always to be found in the gold mining busi-
ness.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-11-26

opinion the best-educated doctors
today give but little medicine, and
by encouraging the patient and
surrounding him with external con-
ditions favorable to cure, restore
him to good health with the same
means as the Christian Scientists
use. A great many people imagine
they are sick and have ailments
when tVere is really nothing the
matter with them physically. BY
working upon their minds and es-
tablishing healthy bodily condi-
tons their imaginary ailments dis
appear.